
As the Australian summer wanes to an acceptable 35ºC, the arrival of another exciting season with the Emirates Western Force looms on the horizon.
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As the Australian summer wanes to an acceptable 35ºC, the arrival of another exciting season with the Emirates Western Force looms on the horizon.
This week’s dose of funtabulous frivolity combines a drop of seminal fluid, pacemakers and mobile phones, a town in Australia, coprolalia and a bleeding varicose vein.
What do you get when you combine salted pork, a full moon, William the Conqueror, Stendhal and a swollen labia majora? The 74th edition of the FFFF of course!

Shot on board with the paramedics of Pretoria and Johannesburg, TELL ME AND I WILL FORGET illuminates the new social challenges in South Africa, 15 years after the end of its oppressive Apartheid era.

Despite the blogs, the internet chatter, real-time search, tweets and likes…there is still nothing I like like better than the musty aroma of a second hand bookshop, the smell of bound leather and the allure of the virgin text

Amazing isn’t it? It’s as if the LITFL team can read your mind. You were just thinking, “isn’t about time that an edition of the Funtabulously Frivolous Friday Five was dedicated to the subject of flatology?”. Go on, admit it…

We celebrate the festive season with a DOUBLE edition of FFFF and an eclectic mix of festive related questions to amuse and bemuse….

Occasionally in glorious happenstance we trip across a limpid pool – and tarry a while therein. My most recent sojourn involved a tiny radio show about design, architecture & the 99% invisible activity that shapes our world.
Twenty prime numbers down and the FFFF is still going strong… Here’s another week’s worth of quirky randomness from the world of vaguely medical trivia.
We welcome Michelle Johnston to the LITFL team and she takes us to art school in her first post: the 70th Funtabulously Frivolous Friday Five!
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